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Bernard W Kappe

from Camden Wyoming, DE
Deceased
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Also known as:
Bernard J Kappe, Bernard A Kappe
Phone and address:
774 Moose Lodge Rd, Camden-Wy, DE 19934
(302) 697-6840
Related to:
Joseph Hb EvansAlice P Kappe, 65Steven D Kappe, 62
Connected to:
Amber L Kappel, 41Brian F Kappel, 53Daryle J Kappel, 52Donald E Kappel, 53Douglas J Kappel, 72Igor D Kappel, 55James D Kappel, 53Jayme J Kappel, 43Joan P Kappel, 87Joseph D Kappel, 61

Bernard Kappe Phones & Addresses

  • 774 Moose Lodge Rd, Camden Wyoming, DE 19934 (302) 697-6840
  • Camden, DE
  • Dover, DE
  • Camden Wyo, DE

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Company: Bayhealth Position: Delivery driver

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Delivery Driver

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Location:
864 Westview Ter, Dover, DE 19904
Work:
Bayhealth
Delivery Driver

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Us Patents

Argon Purity Tester

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US Patent:
43589499, Nov 16, 1982
Filed:
Nov 13, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/206412
Inventors:
James M. MacFarland - Frederica DE
Bernard W. Kappe - Wyoming DE
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Air
Force - Washington DC
International Classification:
G01N 2716
US Classification:
73 23
Abstract:
An inert gas purity tester having a housing made of transparent material and in which is located a thin wire tungsten filament. The filament is electrically connected to a variable electrical power source from, for example, an inert gas welding apparatus in order to provide a regulated flow of current to pass through the filament. The power source is then regulated until the filament glows white. The housing also has formed therein an inlet and outlet for allowing the flow of inert gas to pass therethrough. During the passage of gas through the housing, a trace of smoke detected at the white glowing filament indicates the presence of an impurity of oxygen within the inert gas such as argon. Viewing is continued until no more smoke is detected and it is therefore established that the impurity is no longer present in the gas. Thereafter, inert gas welding can be successfully undertaken.

Inflatable, Inert Gas-Purged, Welding Chamber

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US Patent:
44377100, Mar 20, 1984
Filed:
May 18, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/264930
Inventors:
James M. MacFarland - Frederica DE
Bernard W. Kappe - Camden DE
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Air
Force - Washington DC
International Classification:
B23K 2000
B23K 3538
A62B 1500
US Classification:
312 1
Abstract:
An inflatable, inert-gas purged welding chamber assembly ideally suited for use in welding workpieces made of a metal (e. g. , titanium), or of an alloy, which is susceptible to atmospheric contamination during welding. The welding chamber of the assembly is defined by a collapsible, reusable, inflatable member (e. g. , a polyethylene bag) that is releasably connected to a closeable opening in a wall member. The inflatable member, while in a collapsed condition and while containing the workpieces to be welded and the accessories therefor (e. g. , a welding torch, extra tungsten electrodes, and filler wires) on a shelf protruding from the wall member, is purged of air (i. e. , the ambient atmosphere) by the use of an inert gas (e. g. , argon), thereby inflating the collapsed member and creating an inert gas environment in which the air-contaminable workpieces can be welded without fear of contamination. The enormous time consumed, the inert gas wasted, and the high cost of the rigid welding chambers, and of the shielding fixtures, that necessarily were used in the prior art to accomplish welding in an inert gas environment are eliminated by the use of this collapsible, reusable, inexpensive, and inflatable welding chamber.
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Bernard W Kappe from Camden Wyoming, DEDeceased Get Report